Customer Video Submissions - March

Bebe Fashion Show at Club Sway

Gear used:
-MiniDV Stabilizer Pro
-Qalumet quick release
-Canon t3i
-Tokina 11-16 F2.8 lens 

Submitted by:
 Iskko Iskkov

Joelle - Big In LA (Showcase Mix) Full Credits

LA scenes were shot with our Specter Stabilizer and a Fujifilm X10 
Music video by Joelle performing Big In LA (Showcase Mix). © 2012 Camboso Ltd 


SHERLOCK HOLMES- "CASE OF THE THIRD SHOT" BY DRIZZY DRO(Canon 6D)


Submitted by: CottonFilms
http://www.facebook.com/cottonfilms
Filmed with our Specter Stabilizer

CONMAN ft. Khan Quest "Headphones & Notebook" (Prod. by Team One Studios) (HD)


Submitted by: Ted Cole
http://www.facebook.com/tedcolep
Filmed with our MiniDV Stabilizer

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